Spring in the Brocade Tent: The Princess Can Identify a Hundred Poisons

Top forensic pathologist Su Wantang transmigrates and becomes a “husband-killing calamity” who has been jilted three times. Worse still, an imperial decree orders her to marry the unluckiest man in the realm, Prince of Zhenbei: a living corpse afflicted with seven kinds of deadly poison, abandoned by the entire Imperial Medical Academy and given only six months to live. Looking at the pale, handsome face on the bed, her professional instincts kick in. “From a toxicology standpoint, the combination of these poisons… doesn’t look like an assassination attempt. It looks more like an experiment.” The more she treats him, the more alarmed she becomes. Someone has spent ten years carefully concocting the prince’s poison. And all three of her former fiancés died from the same incurable poison. She isn’t a calamity; someone wants every man she marries to die. Su Wantang rolls up her sleeves. “Want to use me as a poison catalyst? Let’s see who can outpoison whom.” The Prince of Zhenbei slowly opens his bloodshot eyes and raspily says, “Princess Consort, you’re very bold.” Su Wantang turns around. “Don’t move. I’m making your antidote.” He smiles. “I meant… you dared to sit on my bed.”